🇺🇦 Mykhaylo Mudryk

[Thor 2,774]

I actually think he played well in the first half last night.

The issue is it was an okay performance when you had Neto and Felix come on and do way better. There isn't any room for him on the team. 

[Reddish-Blue 2,597]

1 hour ago, Magic Lamps said:

At this point I don’t think he will become better by playing for us. He needs thorough 1 on 1 coaching with focus on his decision making. Not even sure a loan will help if he is not properly coached over there. I guess he will need at least 1 or 2 more full years in a top league to have the basic understanding of the game down . Not sure we will grant him this time now we are stacked with better wingers 

He should be offered to Marseille, where he can reunite with his old boss De Zerbi. 

 

[chelsea_4_eva 1,185]

19 hours ago, Vesper said:

Is he cognitively impaired?

He seems bright but not shining.

To me it seems like when he has the ball, he has to remember what the coach told him to do, racking his brain and when he does remember.. he's already lost the ball.

[robsblubot 3,595]

While I agree that he lacks football IQ, and mental aspects in general (determination, work rate), I don't think that is all.

It's subtle, but his first touch isn't great. No, I'm not talking Lukaku, much less Bakayoko bad, but it's just not at the level one would expect from an Elite PL winger.

Edited August 26, 2024 by robsblubot

[King Kante 1,643]

He will need to go out on loan. Only reason why I think any of us have any hope is because what other professional players and coaches have said they've seen from him in training. 

[robsblubot 3,595]

24 minutes ago, King Kante said:

He will need to go out on loan. Only reason why I think any of us have any hope is because what other professional players and coaches have said they've seen from him in training. 

Oh interesting... that corroborates the point about mentality. Practice sessions remove the competition aspect from the game.

[ulvhedin 526]

14 hours ago, robsblubot said:

While I agree that he lacks football IQ, and mental aspects in general (determination, work rate), I don't think that is all.

It's subtle, but his first touch isn't great. No, I'm not talking Lukaku, much less Bakayoko bad, but it's just not at the level one would expect from an Elite PL winger.

His close control is bad also, many times he put the ball to far from him to be easily disposessed

[Special Juan 28,336]

His second touch is normally a tackle

[The Rising Sun 723]

His step over and run doesn't work in the premier league.

In Ukraine he must've been quicker than the rest but here he just looks stupid when running with the ball because he is exactly one more touch away from losing it and killing Chelsea attacks.

I feel bad for him. Would've worked in a Leicester of old kind of counter attacking team with vardy and mahrez. Small pond.

Wish he improves but I don't know where he can.

[manpe 10,861]

On 26/08/2024 at 19:32, robsblubot said:

While I agree that he lacks football IQ, and mental aspects in general (determination, work rate), I don't think that is all.

It's subtle, but his first touch isn't great. No, I'm not talking Lukaku, much less Bakayoko bad, but it's just not at the level one would expect from an Elite PL winger.

That's the thing, technically he just isn't good enough. His lack of technique and decision making are his major weaknesses and you don't improve those a lot at age 23. If he was a random academy player, he'd be loaned or sold a long time ago already. The only thing keeping him in the picture is his price tag - the investors want to minimize their losses, but with each game he devalues himself more. I don't think he'll be here next season.

[Vesper 30,538]

[Billy. 2,742]

Oh how Arsenal are laughing at us now nicking for him from them 

 

The guy looks lost out on the pitch, he has had long enough now and he hasn't shown anything to show that he can improve 

[Fulham Broadway 17,488]

Chelsea star Mykhailo Mudryk has the ‘qualities’ to win the Ballon d’Or, according to his Ukraine international teammate Georgiy Sudakov.

 🙃Along with...the moon is made of cheese, and I promise not to come in your mouth

[Stats 7,191]

2 hours ago, Fulham Broadway said:

Chelsea star Mykhailo Mudryk has the ‘qualities’ to win the Ballon d’Or, according to his Ukraine international teammate Georgiy Sudakov.

 🙃Along with...the moon is made of cheese, and I promise not to come in your mouth

Colwill said something similar about Mudryk. They obviously see something in training which he has just not been able to execute on the actual pitch.

[Fulham Broadway 17,488]

40 minutes ago, Stats said:

Colwill said something similar about Mudryk. They obviously see something in training which he has just not been able to execute on the actual pitch.

Wonder what it could be ? Racking my brains 🤔

[nyikolajevics 2,753]

4 hours ago, Stats said:

Colwill said something similar about Mudryk. They obviously see something in training which he has just not been able to execute on the actual pitch.

Exactly the same things have been said about Solanke when he was at Chelsea and Liverpool. He ultimately exploded last season, Spurs have now taken the risk, but it's still unsure wheter he can maintain that level or back to mediocrity.

Difference between top players and Championship-level players is very small actually. There are hundreds or greatly talented players with insane potential around, but ability of making quick and good decisions and putting up with stress at the highest level makes the difference, as well as showing flexibility and responding positively to change(new coach, new system etc.)

Mudryk clearly is talented and quick AF but it is also clear he is lacking confidence very much and seems unable to adapt, evolve. Just look at Madueke, they arrived at the same time, he hardly got any chances at the beginning, but one can see he believes in himself and always trying to impress, even it means he seems selfish and wasteful at times. He improved a lot and he definetly improved his position in the squad in the last 18 months, while Mudry going deeper and deeper. Noni always asking for the ball and looking to score goals, Mudryk is hiding behind defenders not to receive the ball and making safe passes not to embarrass himself. This behaviour on the pitch is not taking him anywhere.

 

Imo, Mudryk definetly needs a loan to a team where he can be the star player, run the show and enjoy himself, things which he clearly doesn't at Chelsea. I have doubts wheter he is capable to turn things around at this point. I want to say I am cheering for him, but for me he is not a likeable charachter at all.

[Vegetable 830]

12 hours ago, Stats said:

Colwill said something similar about Mudryk. They obviously see something in training which he has just not been able to execute on the actual pitch.

Colwill might just be taking piss as well or just trying to support the teammate. What they see in training may be a fact he is athwart the pitch against the plastic cones. Don't think the presence of basic footballing IQ and vision or lack of thereof is something dependent on whether your tummy hurts because you are stressed to play in front of fans.

In eastern leagues running fast will do just fine, in seriously pro football, not so much.  

[Fulham Broadway 17,488]

He needs to justify being on twice as much money as Madueke first and foremost

[Reddish-Blue 2,597]

On 09/09/2024 at 11:56, nyikolajevics said:

Imo, Mudryk definetly needs a loan to a team where he can be the star player, run the show and enjoy himself, things which he clearly doesn't at Chelsea

I never saw him as a player that could "run the show".   At best, he was a system player at his previous club and the coach knew how to get him motivated and do the basic things well. 

I think the other issue with Mudryk (which he spoke about during his time with the national team) is that he was hoping to move to a club with his international team-mates to help him settle down and adapt to the league.  That's the reason why the links to Arsenal were so strong and Zinchenko was one of his close friends and then the Chelsea transfer happened and he doesn't have that friendship here. 

Ideally, he needs a loan to a different league, fresh start, play without the pressure, have fun again and then come back. 

[Fulham Broadway 17,488]

With the likes of Madueke, Neto, Felix, Sancho, Christopher Nkunku, and Cole Palmer as competition, Maresca has plenty of options to replace an out-of-form player in upcoming fixtures.

The recent £54m purchase of Neto serves as a stark challenge for Mudryk. Former Chelsea midfielder Craig Burley issued a stark warning to Mudryk, telling ESPN: "Mykhaylo Mudryk is just going to be a waste of time, as a starter. Pedro Neto will play there. He came on there, but he will play. Mudryk is just not consistent enough."